Sentence examples for statement in the press from inspiring English sources

She might be a moonlighting as a sculptor because her short biographical statement in the press release says that she is a painter of seashells.

The Bears did Cutler no favors by issuing a statement in the press box that he had a knee injury and that his return was questionable, instead of stating that the medical staff had ruled out a return.

Any sense that this set-up, and the ensuing fights and back biting, might be totally fictional is only reinforced by an executive producer's statement in the press kit that the show was inspired by "West Side Story".

Q. Can you clarify the statement in the press release that refers to language as "material"? A. As I viewed the art for this exhibition, I saw something with regard to the use of language by women that generally separates them from their male counterparts.

Ask yourself - what is more intolerable - making a reckless statement in the press or imprisoning journalists, educators, religious leaders, and ordinary citizens for what they write?

The opposition retreated, with a statement in the press that "The Labour Party is not interested in the fact that the new Prime Minister inherited a fourteenth Earldom – he cannot help his antecedents any more than the rest of us".

Kerviel was baffled by statements in the press that had come, apparently, from sources at Société Générale.

"You get the most extraordinary statements in the press that I played Dracula 10 times, which is wildly wrong.

Mr. van de Vijver complained about statements in the press from the company or people close to the internal inquiry.

Most judges are uncomfortable with statements in the press about pending cases and would like lawyers to keep monastic silence.

As proof of the Philharmonic's breach, Lincoln Center will cite the orchestra's statements in the press and in internal letters about its departure.